Simulation of a Single Cell Network using Various Propagation Models using MATLAB
In this project, learners will build a cellular communication system simulation from scratch. They will begin with the simulation of a simple link budget equation.
Electrical · Course
Network Planning for Cellular and WiFi Systems
A comprehensive course on Network Planning for Cellular and WiFi Systems.
- Duration
- 12 weeks
- Content
- 26 hours
- Projects
- 2
- Mode
- Online
OverviewWhat you'll
What you'll
be able to do.
- Learners will gain an in-depth understanding of the theoretical and practical aspects of network planning principles for cellular and Wi-Fi systems.
- During the course, they will learn about the fundamentals of network design and configuration, and the components that make a network run smoothly, optimization, and troubleshooting.
- Also, they will learn about backhaul and access network design (core components of network design) for cellular communication and Wi-Fi use cases.
- Learners will gain exposure to the current generation of cellular communication standards.
- They will learn about the fundamental tools used for simulation, emulation, and network validation, as well as the current industry standards.
- This course forms the foundation for anyone wanting to be an RF Front-end Systems/Design Engineer, Wireless System Test Engineer, Wireless Communication System Architect, Network Design/Validation Engineer, Field Validation Engineer, etc.
Tools you'll use
MATLABTEOCO ASSET Suite
Curriculum12 modules,
12 modules,
built with industry.
01Network Planning for Cellular and WiFi Systems
- Introduction to Telecom/Wireless Communication Industry - IW01
- General Introduction to Evolution of Various Standards in Cellular Communication
- Deep Dive into 4G LTE PHY Layer Features
- Introduction to Telecom/Wireless Communication Industry - IIW02
- Overview of Wi-Fi Industry and Evolution of IEEE 802.11 Standards
- Deep Dive into 802.11n/ad Standards
- Introduction to Capacity Shortage in Wi-Fi Systems and Possible Solutions
- Usage of Additional (6 GHz) Spectrum and Switching to mmWave Frequencies
- Network Planning Overview W03
- Network Planning Workflow and Procedures followed in Industry
- Review of Existing Networks Using the Existing Open-source Network Data, Capacity and Coverage Planning Calculations
- Wireless Communication System ArchitecturesW04
- Introduction to Cellular and Wi-Fi System Architectures
- Review of Commercially Available Equipment, Interoperability, Reading Specifications from Datasheet, Testing and Validation Procedures
- Beamforming System Architecture
- Satellite Communication System Design Review
- Fiber-optic Communication System Design Overview
- Link Budget CalculationsW05
- Standard Link Budget Calculation Procedures
- MAPL-based Cellular System Design Principles
- Outdoor Vs Indoor Propagation/Channel Models
- Link Budget with Beam Steering
- Availability Calculations
- Access Link Design and Cellular CommunicationW06
- Reading and Interpreting KPIs
- Measurement Procedures During Site Survey
- Cell Radius Calculation
- Sectorization Principles
- Interference Management
- Backhaul Requirements Evaluation
- Access Link Design, Indoor Wi-Fi Use Case and Channel Modeling W07
- Introduction to Indoor propagation Modeling
- Multipath and Need for MIMO
- IBS/MDU AP Planning
- Interference Mitigation
- Capacity Calculations
- Fiber and Wireless Links, System Architecture and Link Budget W08
- Wireless Point-to-point System Architecture
- Effect of Atmospheric Layers on Signal Propagation
- Commercially used Equipment Overview
- Multi-hop Link Design
- Introduction to GPONs
- Cost Comparison for Fiber Vs Wireless Long-distance Links
- Backhaul Network Design W09
- Backhaul Requirement Engineering
- Initial Cost Assessment
- Technology Selection
- Propagation Modeling Effects
- Equipment Selection
- Availability Calculations
- Satellite Link Design W10
- Overview of Typical Satellite Communication Link Design Requirements
- Atmospheric Effects on the Air-to-ground Links Vs Airborne Links
- Limitations in the Commercially Available Equipment
- Business Case Study Evaluation and Overview of Job OpportunitiesW11
- Generic Network Planning Business Case Model
- Case Study for a Target Unconnected Location with a Specific Technology
- Sensitivity Analysis
- Choice of Equipments to Optimize the Cost Model
- Software DemonstrationW12
- Software Demonstration in TEOCO ASSET Suite
- Introduction to Telecom/Wireless Communication Industry - IW01
Industry projects2 projects
2 projects
you'll ship.
Our projects are designed by experts in the industry to reflect industry standards. By working through our projects, Learners will gain a practical understanding of what they will take on at a larger-scale in the industry. In total, there are 2 Projects that are available in this program.
Interference Modeling Simulations of a Multi-Cell Network using MATLAB
In this project, learners will be extending the single-cell simulation framework created in Project-1 into a multi-cell framework. The analysis should be performed by generating a …
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FAQQuestions,
Questions,
answered.
Who can take the Network Planning for Cellular and WiFi Systems course?
Students and graduates of electrical, electronics, and related engineering streams can take the Network Planning for Cellular and WiFi Systems course. It is for anyone interested in network planning and designing.
Is the Network Planning for Cellular and WiFi Systems course an online program?
Yes, the Network Planning for Cellular and WiFi Systems course is 100% online.
What is the duration of the Network Planning for Cellular and WiFi Systems course?
The network IT course is 12 weeks long, covering all the fundamental concepts deployed in configuring a network system.
How much can a Network Engineer earn?
According to Ambitionbox, the average annual salary of a Network Engineer reaches up to INR 3.3 LPA. However, your pay package varies with your experience and expertise.
Is there any certificate for completing the Network Planning for Cellular and WiFi Systems course?
Yes, you shall be given a course completion certificate after completing the network operations course. The top 5% of the scorers will receive a merit certificate alongside the course completion certificate.
Is any technical support available for the network operating systems course?
Yes, you can clear your doubts during coursework from our technical support team through email and forum support.
Can you tell me more about Skill-Lync?
Skill-Lync is among India’s leading EdTech platforms dedicated to transforming engineering education. We equip young engineers with the latest skill sets and cutting-edge tools in new-age technologies.
The brainchild of two engineers from Chennai, Skill-Lync, is on a mission to bridge the skill gap between aspiring professionals and the industry’s demands through job-oriented courses.
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